Greg Jones

Greg Jones

Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
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Experience

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    UK

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    Bristol, United Kingdom

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    Bristol, United Kingdom

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    Bristol, United Kingdom

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    Bristol, United Kingdom

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    Bristol

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    Bristol, United Kingdom

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    Bath, United Kingdom

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Education

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    UCL

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Licenses & Certifications

Publications

  • Building the Case for Net Zero: A feasibility study into the design, delivery and cost of new net zero carbon buildings.

    UKGBC

    Hoare Lea were contributing authors to the UKGBC report 'Building the Case for Net Zero' assessing two case studies - office (led by Tom Spurrier) and multi-residential. I led the team reviewing the design of the multi-residential building to achieve the RIBA 2030 climate challenge and LETI targets to define a pathway to net zero.

    Project collaborators (multi-residential) include:
    - EPR Architects
    - Cast
    - L&G
    - Robert Bird Group

    UKGBC description:
    This report…

    Hoare Lea were contributing authors to the UKGBC report 'Building the Case for Net Zero' assessing two case studies - office (led by Tom Spurrier) and multi-residential. I led the team reviewing the design of the multi-residential building to achieve the RIBA 2030 climate challenge and LETI targets to define a pathway to net zero.

    Project collaborators (multi-residential) include:
    - EPR Architects
    - Cast
    - L&G
    - Robert Bird Group

    UKGBC description:
    This report presents the findings of a feasibility study that shines a light on the real-world implications for achieving new net zero buildings. It illustrates how new buildings can be designed to reach net zero performance targets and the effect this has on cost. The findings are intended to improve the collective understanding for the buildings sector and help build the case for new net zero buildings.

    The study looked at two real-life buildings at design stage, one residential block and one office building. The team considered the base designs and produced two further design iterations for each, one ‘intermediate’ scenario, looking to meet 2025 net zero performance targets and one ‘stretch’ scenario with 2030 targets in mind. The targets used were drawn from work undertaken by RIBA, LETI and UKGBC, covering embodied and operational carbon.

    In parallel, an analysis of the effect on cost across the design scenarios has been undertaken to estimate the changes required in the financing of new net zero buildings

    Other authors
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  • Britain's Energy Gap

    British Council for Offices

    Contributing author / analysis of grid capacity.

    See publication
  • Guide to Lighting

    British Council for Offices

    Contributing author to the 2013 BCO Guide to Lighting.

    Focussed on Chapter 1 - Daylight & Energy Use.

    See publication

Projects

  • UKGBC Advancing Net Zero

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    Programme partner sponsoring and working with the UKGBC at steering group and task group levels to create a definition for Net Zero Carbon Buildings (NZCB) in the UK.

    Parliamentary launch of the report to be held on 30th April 2019.

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  • Performance Gap | Zero Carbon Hub

    Contributor to the Zero Carbon Hub working group on 'Design versus As-Built Performance' in new-build bespoke dwellings, chaired by Richard Cook (Lend Lease).

    See project

Languages

  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • Welsh

    Native or bilingual proficiency

Organizations

  • British Council for Offices

    Member

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  • BRE Academy

    Member

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  • Association of Sustainability Practicioners

    Member

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  • Energy Institute

    Member

    - Present
  • Institute of Physics

    Member

    - Present

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